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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

Ths steamship Mexico arrived at sas = q
today. bringing 81 teas Of frsigas for Seat
tle
The sblp william n Masy .Aifsd toda,
iron the Ocean Dock 10 the berth e. the eoa
busksrs ieft vaeans BY the departure Of tn
ne vessels It the zeal bunksrs this even
ingw-Fs the ships William b Macy. Genera
kaex ssd , Briggs AID the steam collie
WAila Waia.
Ths orseesIan publlahed she soliswinz shi.
marning FssArding frsiEhts IN Portiand: n,
britise oark frviae, SIS tons, has been taksl
Hp b. BalfonF. Gu bris q Co for grain Load
tag, rspoFt.d 70 BE- 90 hssas Of lass msnticne,
apot rasss- Ths vandurs bss been rechaFtsrsd
70 naifeur, 0utAFie 3 % Tor wheat
The fclioWinx ehsrters were reeorted 20 ssE
Ffancfsco On Monday: For coal, 70 lad 4
N4nAimo. Bsitiah ahtp Liudisfarse, iron, f7zi
toes. BrittsA ship Bshsmis, 1853 tens. ana
bark sarsh Ridssvsy. 81 toDA Ths Brtttsh
nafk kFdalnere loads lumbrr 90 Puget Soaod
for Meibssrns. ne Italian hark Bianes Csc
sanovA leads meschsndise fer HAyrs
san Franeiseo gFafA tonnage gas repaFted
quiet and sssdy ana blowing II The toauaga
sIAs<ms1t iszaed On Monday In pert. 20.
sass1, 900 tons. Ia port. dissngagea, q. 0Q0
soas; listrd 70 Exrigs, IS 90 toaa
England. HIth eargn Of steel rails FOE Port
he Buszsh sAip Mareshy, from San Diszo.
arrived n Portland &c Monday
The British bATk Coauty e flint, with .
cargo 81 asar from TIE Portland nils, arrived
n Daalin on he 9fst instant. after Z run ot
ia DAYS.
Tns iroo bark Aunis Seanssn. captAia Han.
sz,ied from Saa Diego q the sskh instant foE
P-rt Riskely.
81 the tua Tacoma. paaaed out e I n The
barb General Bntlsf wss beating n 81 . n.
Clear fre4A eaG Wind.
eAN FRkScssco, Sspt. Sl.--AFrivs4- ssssmer
0eoEgs " EasF, Seastiss a1samex San Pedro,
faecmA.
eAaleE-steAnar saase q califoruia. Pert
iAnes lara Ltzzis WiiasDa Tscana; scheonEr
0ssEea Rsrsin1. AstsriA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
saarzLa, TUESDAY. sspa q

snArrLn, Tuesday. SepA q.
Ancag The 81 tons Of freight arousAs n
~ The stsamsr NsKics today were IIea PACK.
asss Of frait, 1881 saeks fssd. ieoo sacks a.zr
ana - EAeks cereals.
Thrss carloads Fl Takina bag were -
esivsd lOaAy. anA aesas twsutF are tens Il
Pagss soaaa hay ss-s aa,o rvasfxsd. ulakins !
tssAl e Asosa tar,y-Six toas e hsy received b.
esAtsls dealers
sassF - del BED tAree-siEhths q esui
PER FoasA ia San Fssneisoo durinx he pas.
80 TAs rsaasstoa was lAds - he Cab
fsrsiA rsansrsss N fAEss aiGsznpt iassalL
1snsa. eas-slshtA e eat - ths sote
sist and setA Esis rsasetios sGssls sAs loeAl
vso,ssals narkss. hzs n - ~ yss sssn isli
~ ~ retailers, veo maintain the $40
pEtoss.
s.s'aa4 Il So sasss e Puzst soarS
sAlnsn h nsv rssay fSr sAlpasat n Per.
haa. Maina.
PRopUcg REcxrPrs-Dursnz sAs psst q
hrars sAs pro<4aes reeeivea a sosltis iseiass Z
tAs folieuinss pse1zees eaEiex. 9 czsas sags.
5 hnxsa tonataes, - sacka pntataaa. Is ICES
hAs. g. sacks uAsae SO eeasaAs assx. 1881
sseka fsee. - sAcfs esrssls. 70 s.eks ezra. Z
za1ks eaeeaEe, isST paeeas<a ffali. 81 haies
hcra, eea1As aad.s, II eeaps eharksna. g
har.. II salVeA - sacGs eYseeEa &c 5 aasr.
r. n. IKE 6roaght b 81 s1as HereAaaa1sa
from San ffanclacos an1 eae c4fioaa e zsr
sAaafspa - rsostVsa ever IL Rsgss so4sa
Seers Lac.
SHIPMENTS DaEiag ~ pAEs = Acars
reaaral sretEA.s yNFs ssas fro2 asattla e 81
ksss cAPa1 3 - tsns. ? La -
teas. sssGnsf E91A HAyu1r3 Z taaA y 4
Hsrsln 8 tesa. AafastA I taaA MtcAaFza I
tsns. or4ce ts1s. Nsins Z tona, akzril Cate
ekRas AL Edaa a. tua8
uAFe-h = ~ lzts4 tAsE - ~ ne mrks
q 49, ersp esls WsrS I'D laaa wess "a vsasf
- s.axsia 4na1srs a 81 - 81 81 saas NJ
5eetteg rraea = aew Fsseed a 80 - - sAis
ety. AsAltrrs have al Assag zslaiA1Rsa t&slr
pFseas e O. - peT ~ezsai - 81 - ~ he "a
ssyssa sre seN al - - o1srtng 80 psr "a
~ sd a1as 81 - at.A
EAOE n-DaalEr1 Az evi44sllg taktzR A.
Vsaoes q tse 80 p<tees n IAs ssn RTNarises
1nEasf. Ts&AF tA~y rse1iea1 lGlo aacGa e.
80 esaeaas ea tee ste11salp aszica Rad
sEs AsHa ass g. % 80 ~ e. s - Aaezai fas
~ osa1zsniA - e0Nzn 49, ksan1S
hGt4x1-ree - fra1cisue nszkzs = -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

IN e as8 81 ohinamnn ed - lhms
i - rzogIEo1 d So - - ~ -
ga ~ - pEsgfas fan5g ~ - - 80 =
ny w116 ~ e. ~ 1nn1s va 3d.
ina g - dsns bu1 % pal 91eM . -
uenl11u1lzEg fss ssfne nzl4NfuIlF = Ne
Unflsd 1Iaae1s Uufts1 9s1eks Astekns7
Nhisa o1mmnaisns1d - f11l4 = ~
tor1Ey Genefzl 0arlesf - ne9 -.
osiEs1 fEnm hin a1Ets9 - rrgeee4
anafrlt fkam unfsr zso1,rD IS 81 -
90, matinn & wl91s41nn1r . - -
faWfnIiT g - unita4 8let14 4hs -
nIsY b 4 &c e 500 g lEpEt1n1me.i
fer oos Ys1s q 10th. ] a1el te1eEEap1
frsm BsassIe % Whntsem a14 b.aiDe
fw NJ wilnsszsg, toniehA sd al -.
tara - ~ psniis1iies{ nor ~ 49,.
era fomoEHog, and VII - q 1eeoDe
wlfh tham 90 ThnFnaaT. We ha4 ta1l
dsisEmlssd spos his sstios ~ msEn-
inaLs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

pasasa s.-v an = e $50 ~ $3.50 g:
eknEse ri bsese<. Eaezlg Ezzaz4 - = =
80 - 80 anzsz - - fHzlEs fzsA1 -
8 es14 psr ~ ~ ehalss FIzklel
- 80 - 4. saHa $500 h SssaEs
- e keas - asz5 EAHf e ezs sADe - - =
- = e1nzzas - - - hssg - eslA9 g :
senfE 81 ssaa3 ~ gzlzzs - 49, -
500 $ - 80 nzzaa<lzra - - eses = g.
- naans He mFs ~ zs1a1 bz51z4 - :
q as1 - 80 aaxieas - bsy z1F- IL 49,
- nsn4 - - u rss<9sslF - 111s -
~ Hnzen1 = Hs1Ezz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

Yakima City b eo@pIstsly torn N
ever sehooi matters. Mrs.. q. b. Curtis
opeasd The dfstEicl sehooi tao 1eeki
acc. With aboat . do8sn scholars, undes
euaaaernent for six menahA Tee die.
tEics cantains los scholars and there
ssra upvares Of % attending school
lasa rear. The dirsetors are Jsnes
AHiican, GeeEks GeTSais aad ID. r
Fish. re latter Of whom IL said 10 havs
enRana6 Mrs. Curtis gitkoo1 the sare-
sloa Of tie ether to direetora Mr..
MfIliean h opposed - Mrs.. Carts and
Garvaia refuses 10 take a1y stand IL The
natter, bzs oo1sidsrAhie feeling haa
hsau arousad from some eauss and a.
eacEs 4 bsina maAs 20 have MEa Car
te ozEtsd- II this cannot - dons 9
uEixaie aaheol wiil ~ started. and fer
tsls rarposs, 500 hss already ben sab
gnriead. A mesttnR of tie Cir ctors
"a sailed for Thursday. bot Mr.. Ger
vaia dsa nca attend and ne 8etion eoaid
BE- tnks1.-SigsaL
@. O. Nay kaz Furnished q with : re-
ossa srasr from ths InteFfoF Dep4rs-
neat 10 he RaefsteEs ana kseesRsFa q
shs vAxioaa usiesd States Lad O7ses
hsarsne % samhsT ezlfzrs laws, fssn
uAleA - Rspxaat . e1anss lssiEa 10 -
tnposksnt Fsq1iFsmsaf and ef tctersst
g tinabar ealszse esainNnfA We aa8ses
here ~ pArties dsstxiaa - = szal
presf . tiubsr eaissre easss I'll b -
aairsa % als nelies af thsis inseatisn
~ith ths Register q he pFapsF DastEist
Ltnd O2s& an1 to same shall be p1h-
I - 4 II - R@e maBnef - u haDe-
SD nna pc e1ptfoa eaHGH-Duues-
posS ElMza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

yTKAnKn Jo9EPHENz. JULIUS MACON
- hsF. Mn1eeE, Isspoa Saabark sFaEy MendHI
- 10 ~ oAmola Fe1UrnlnE R1Ds eey. lu1cEs
LeNNe S1nknmIsa 1uaEIzg1 & - q n. "a
D1941A Ssa1cek 1nd PlE1 o1m1la
LeHp9 GaM1lo 81 UNlnEsda7s faf Sea11ck
Law eeahseE f5urn1ays q 80 ~ SnuSI1s
G11EA1ng e Ftr4 oanble.
LanEe asznle Friaz1a, a So =. hr RurI
Gamkln and 1ranerk
tar iDster r1ltlu1lAEs. arply % D. Z. Hog
WAarl. sspl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
TnE PErTr JURT.
FHn IknnHna BHa ~ n HxCusxD AND
Nnw PANEL mAnR--oknns DIS
PCsED or.

FHn VknMHna Bna ~ N HxcUHEp AND
Nnw PANEL mAnR-oknns DIS
RCsED or.
Exoaasa we're pleaded ons after The
other before jade Allyn By she petit
iarora yesterday mcrntnG % earnestly,
that when His Honor GOT thRooeh hear
ing then and ALLOWING the plsadsFs 10
60, be found that TIE panel vas bus .
Raunt ghost % chat 10 had beea, asd
Sheriff win vas cent out upon NE
highways and hyvays 10 gAtheF 10
otheFa more willing 10 serve. Tue
vonifs Was composed largely Of farmers
from uR The valley, al Of whom are
onaily engaged IN ptokinR and gather
log theiF hogs and % stated 20 the
CouFt--addina thai u woald b disae-
trcas 10 them 70 Be compelled 10 gene
into Court a. THE time, and % they
we're excused. Az about II o'clock the
Sheriff oroaaht IN nev llsl. the mem
ears Of watch vere daly empannelled
ana lhe CouFe adiaarned until the a.
terno0n, ne Jury casea oetne ready Ter
trial. Under z rule az tha Cuart no Jury
trials can bo forced until the third oay,
when The OouFt can oonpsll trial u be
thinks advisable. Tnis Wednesday,
being The third day II h hksly some
easea vii b heard.
FoIloWlng ere ne nansg Of The JuEy
&c empanslle2: james y. Kincaia, 4.
n. 0layd. II. CAaron, Joseph 0siees,
Moss Ward, J. r MsFN6iiA, q l..
Waite. Albert Eekensasln. J. W. seana
hoEEy, Il. ". TA,lof. Z. A. white. p. o.
HoWell J. J. Wesihrook. ElishA New
man. L. n. 0Ftfntha. q h. Ccvey, \. O
Hertotl. A. J. LittleioAn. q 4. Weller,
l. y. oook. d. Il. Hume. SeAn FoEbss.
n A. LiRhl
ne ssssS assEOssa Of yesterday vsrs
e. fellows;
Ualasd states ". oriSnao A. Thsng.
asa; OoatlnaeA
United states ~. Orlando A. Thonp.
cen. q 81 continesd.
II. boshin ". r. J. WetahasA; ais-
missed a plaintiffs ecsl
Aaeasaaa 0aFdslla. q al, ". Ezra
Neaker; eouaineed.
HIP, Caldwell ". Thcmas Carroll, q
all moiioa for neW trial argued
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
TWENTY CnExAMkH

70 N snzxn AZ rKa rxRM az ccgME roa
HnHkxN0 oyzA RHn nAExaa Emx.
q. & MsEshAl Hamiltoa left fer 81
aatla laaa sVseinR 10 hant 80 witnesses
% = uumbeR 81 s1ils 10 Be- eFeazht b
toFs ths Grad tury a tnia l1ru,. aCainGi
e. nany CAinane1 Wko are nou hid q
tha paallentiaEy. eAafEee Wi1h hSing il
ne uniioA elnl1a unisufeliY.
~Thase are Aheuttueaey cAinansen q
MeNall Isiano.r aid aha AsFekal. yss.
tsrtag, ~and ~ hase ossn eo1sghal ~
q lnaa WAaa - de uttk tesn. TEES
have eaea eAlAsFsf il q Eiaine. Whai
oam aae etAaf petata vlthio tka raaa
HoDaA, hANta9 ee0e eFsf tie 6oeass
from hEltlzA oaiamblA. keeaRaiRQ b
tas uease esqairs1 10 nea3 tAsm baek
geoaee 80 eanA III thase b = heaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

gAr FnANClsco. sept 7s.-ReesiptR-W beaa,
$50 els a8ur, 30 qF SIS; eess, 40 els
barley, 1850 els, potatoes. 4seo ahaL
Whsas-The spos maEkst Shows no change Of
striking interest. Haldefs are arm and not
ofsrinS sc present. prices. Quotations Domi-
nal e 81 30l zIk for No slipping. On
meFBing cal spot options wsrs assive and
hiahrr 9Aieas Baysr season, 100 tons q
81 50, 500 tens ., 81 -. so tons q Il a6A.
100 sons sf q 80; buyer yeaE. 30 tans u
81 sek; ssIlsr yesE, 100 tons Is 81 % Geleu
during sftsFnoen s<sslon: Buyer season. l0g
toss a 81 EI, 30 toes Is 81 47hs 100 tons q
81 47h. 800 tsns at 81 IN: buyer year. 100
tana nt o. 81, go tons 81 81 SIX.
B4FIey-Weak under heHyy receipts and
TaRss ofsTingss Nc feed readily obtalned At
eTNe; baysR season opened q u %; buyeE
year STEe; seller year eekc: buyer season
closed q 81 o.; baysr ysar IN seilaR ysar
soho.
Oass-Dun and weak and tending lower.
C6oice oreaOe sold q 81 IS. .ozote 81 500
iS6
Baxs-SeendY ct fun prices.
Butter and Egzs-Scerce and very firm
choics fresh roll butter bald a. soc. Eggs,
ranch, IKE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

Ann<tvsn Krprsns 10. caaeza Fnsz1e -
czassa sogtbsrn 50. CsnsRst Rac1ee p.
nzrlInr1aa 10 DaiEwzr9 4 haekHH1 80
fS7K. Dunxer 3 h GEs1de -. re -.
Eaks ehaFs ~. LozfsTille 6lks Nlealsze
csntrss a Ennsza 4 Texas n Nes 1ofA
Gea.EzI 1os4. NarthEF1 kses1s -. -
nrrTeranfS - Navizzxz1n 81 1ran1ean.
= 80 AZ. Psnfac NaE - asek lsl.na
fseK. a Paai 7sk. Texas Pzeias f3jz. galeu
Pseiae sz&. rnftes szatsa kxpFs49 p ven
Rarsa Erussna II. WessszH Uals1 748-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
TACOMA.


fhn hacks o. this 81 usi 30 - y
- nfter Os1oksg 81 egsa -. =
efsIosk 4 tbs mcrninG ths5 - ~
elnns % siene e 3 2 q. -.
Tna Tsssna Ltgbt SO Neeek -. -
nsnT Will 6haf 80 80 s1fef TO-
go ssrVios fugst - D stress = - -.
a1genfh ard nofih % be1in 49,
g FFl6ay next fSsm , = u.ts
Wills SspaiES arB bsiDe msas " -
pumpG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

PuErxAxs. sepG - Eeeeipsg-Pzss fsEsy.
sirss h1ars inelale 81 80 cts Hsezt, sc ebt.
eonr. sos els esss III efls bF1as - els ~
Isv. 80 etla mfIlsfuG. - sks Posaloe4. ~ esa
aaxsssd, $50 - Ai4ea. - g $50 l11 nxs
frnzs 81 bxs drssd Do. - sks oaioas. f1s shesp,
ff8 hers. ia entEis. fhfFteen ears sa5.
Whsat-fAs foBeiga mAEksta are II eeseez
snne ana II Amsrfean marke1s ssieaEaps hsGn-
e. prices. Here he fsslfng slowly Eross be-
ter. but buyerB 20 ret materially raise BIDS.
hsceipss are grsWtag 70 ~ exssnt sAaf must
soon ernud warehouses or fsres expoftas1oa.
We easnot aaose diRsrsnsIy. bat can report
more tone.
Osts--saa Francisco = again weak kut u Is
eeftine co rev sappiy ef Oregon. stocks heEs
nrs sqaal % al nsedg and nAxket SIN qaeeea
~ te.Da24e.
EeTs-FiFn. wish sales ap 70 27hc. h
sefpEs ere stili liebt Of local.
eaxars-Leading hozsss DO not qaote alike
and fhe market 10 Irregular. Socks hGht
Hops-Inactive. No material movement IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

NEw Yozx. SPA xz-Ths yacht ne 81
vurv hsfis fnsssaaE n ths alssk DArses toeAF.
rs deaIf1es we're z1nasf enlinelF u RFotss-
sf0mai eharaeteE. Ths aeHs sa4 Very mee8eE,
"a -s7s 49, wnn was a = taVo7zhle nsfare-
/ WlEh Fary ~ ezespEfsus TIE sn<iFs hss =
| kiahr shia sEezt1E.
asTsEnnens bonas wsFs duli. hus arm fse
fezu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
INV xuRx MAKxEEs.
Nrv YonE. seDs. a7.-Hogs-DaII.

NHw YonK, Sept. sTs--Hopa-DulL
Sugar Firm. quiet. frinidad. ~; refined
seeadg, powdered 6k@eA. granulaesd l-le.
cubes ek
Wonl-Fixm, dousstlc assce se@3sk. pulled
l161a2 Texas a1l4
Cooper STEADY, Lake ION.
co9ss-epos, fair; Mo. arm, &1s5<; options,
E@l0 points hiaher, moderately acEive. sales.
60 600 bagzs September II 90. 0ctober 81 90
II So. Novsmh SIT 9Smts 70, DsesmbeE
sls i5eals -. SAauary sls gsnls 20.
PesFoi~um--duli, opeutng CO. highest %.
lowest els, eloslng ~; sales ! n. 600 bbls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

CeaK. Sept. N.-Ths rails on the rail-
road between Cork and Youghal. which
The poles must traverse N osder 70
reach the Ponsouby estate from Cork
for the purpose Of aiding In the evie-
tioua to be executed there today, we're
Torn up last night and the telegraph
wirsa were cut. Capt. Piu ksts arrived
81 Youghal TO suPerintend the eyietious,
but no troops are there yet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

sss. sss.s.s. s.:-:..-..:..-...--.---... .II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

san FRAnczsco, Sept. N.-Wm. Proud
foos, . lambeFman Of Marquette. Mich.
iRaR. arrived In this city yesterday snd
today sailed for Portland on the steam
o. State of California, 20 take q look 81
Oregon timber. He viii return 70 Cali
forpia In about o weak. He has come
10 the coast, representing several other
Michigan lumbeRmen, 10 sc absut max
ing purchases Of redwood and the start
ing Of some mills.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

CmcAao, Sept. N-wheat-Flrmer, cash
II, Ocscbsr 7lN May MI.
corn--HigneF, cash Sik, October a lis,
/ May 81
oass-Rirn. caah 2s6. October ash. Mas
0si6
Pork--stsady. year, e1a. January ei2 TX.
Lard-Eay, cash and October % al,
Nay % Is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

ekN FnAnClaro, Sept. M.--PuFananca
10 the orders Of the Treasury Depart
Assistant Appraisers James 8. Tucker
30 take para 10 The conferences Of United
States appraisers 81 New York on Oe-
tohaF l0th. The object Of The eonfer-
enes Ia 20 On unifaFm plan Of aeiton
throuahouE the Unlaed States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

eAn FnAnoIsCo, Sept. 27.-A dispatch
this evening from Omaha says that Q
prominent union Pacific ofieial Il cred
tied With the statement that negotia-
tions are nov IN progress bstween the
Uniou Paeia0 and -. Paul companies
which have IN visw the eons1mmation
Of 8 deal whereby she Union Paciae will
Eun lie trains into Chicago ovsr the 81.
Paul track.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


4Daha4AA WIZ
I'm nxson cssvzRrnon A aknx1ooA E0E-
LOWED n A DEEscnaFlc An1zMBLE-
eana1ooA, Sega H.-Ths DemosrstE
hass passssafgn q the tgBu- 1hs eam-
nsE visitors hass 6own a76 ths ess1i
81 - day foR s4egybody uas ~ opan.
fnR ssHut0n q ne DsmoeEsfie beats
O0nvsniisn ghieh beza8 - nOon. Ia
famoas gateRina piaeo rEs1sn3ed Z
IsgikInQ ooutKaa1 20 two WEEKS aao,
whau fbs Lshog Co1Esufion usg held.
Thsn shs crowd ssemsd % BE- more o.
lees severity alFieknB, end a was opsnly
nassFtad that the ons o1y eonEs1lio1
una dan % that fast. Today, however,
ths oupnsits was tho tEu1h. Ihe eilk
haa, lnS eiRsF a1d TIE nsid wstsb wess
eEerywheRs pTs1eut ID egidsn9e q
m0nsy enough au6 . willingness 70
spand wna apparent % ell handa.
I've wosks aa0 nct
GEnaEs nanD % MuGI0
IVES IL town exospt 9 snall orchestra
q tha hotel. Today there US dozsn
asd ths Streets wsss Ray with apiaadid
marching oFaauiEatioae-
0soeEai R1ines, ct k9oheatsEs Was
unaulmously chosen Temporary Oh dir
man Of the eougsnti6n. His aliuslons
20 Hin and Clexnl8nd WeFa CRESTED Win
applansS. 6smebody called for three
obosfs tor Hill, but they we're not Giyen.
His ooudomnasioa Of foreign pro-
pfiei0Fnhip Of land and his ailueion 70
0ansRaI Grant we're also applaaded.
TIA Chair ruled that eli contests, OF
which there we're 9 great many, must be
referred 70 The Oommittee on Ore
dantlAla. Wills ths committees we're
boinQ nnnounood . dispatch ffum the
Associated Press US foosiyed announo.
Ing the fact that the
voLUExKEn was AEEAD
In The race and YES Raining every mo-
mopa. Il vas crested With great ap-
planse. the Oonvention rising and CIV
ing three cheers.
nmsoE1TEom oTTMRMD.
A Tssalusion vas offered a. follows:
Resolved, That the lAws Of easements
and taxAflon should be Feadiasted and
reformed % that ell property shall share
IN tha support Of the Government and
relieve ths faRmina aad kindred par
salts from eispropoFtiou.
RBuEna TAKES.
AZ $40 .. N. thags we're not Hfty dsls-
gates In THAR places and the convention
took q recess until tomoFTow 81 10 Q. n.
There bad been much talk Of . sehism
between The Cleveland and Hin men.
bat IL there be any saeh there are ne
oatward DEMONSTRATIONS Of Il.
The C0mmitkee on Contested Seats II
aiill tat il:30 .. N. In session. bal u IA
given out that Irving Hall will be al
lowed representation 10 the extent Of
0ne ConaFesaional District. The Com
mites on PeFmanens Organization will
vOts In favor Of retaining tue temporary
organisation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

CHIcAso. Sept 81 --Csttle-Rscsipss, acod,
far god natives 10 higher; shinplng s,eers
ea3S. stockerx And fs-ders 81 1904 50. cows
A0d Texas cattle 81 509a. Western rangers
81 l0ta3 %.
Hoss-Recsipts. le.000. sIsw and weaker;
MIXED a A09t 20. heavy q eS95. light - 50
o.
sAeep--Raceipss. 1000 stssdy: natives - 60
o., western 43a8 %. Texans SS03 90.
The Drovars' Journals SPECIAL eablegEsm
from Londen quotes hgnt supplies Of snttls
sad prices No higt eF. Best American steers
bring lac per pound
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

CEExHxAnD. Sept. H.-The ssoo1d an
NAL eosampmsnt Of the Union NetsE-
eBS Union vs. IN session he1e today.
Il was decided 10 sppsint committee
10 dFast q new Pension bill for pFsasnta-
tioB 70 Congress. Tue Women's Relief
OoFra vas fsooRnixsd as IN auxiliary 10
the Uni0u Veterans Union. A revision
Of TIE ritual occupied much ettsntion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

A Tsaolnsion vas offered - follows:
Resolved, That the Laws Of assessments
and taxAfion should be Feadiasted and
reformed % that ell property shall share
IN she support Of the Governments and
relieve ths farming aad kindred par
salts from eispropoFtiou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Were every column
il tie rosE-IxIELu-
suCu . page. and
were every pzgs . daily
issua nnd that dAily
issus devoted % the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

MkNMINaeon, 6epl I.-Prapuaals
usfe o. sns3 today - he Nsxy DspArs-
eanl tos faratsAinz Twenty-Five esl8 a
sieel foEeinEe ter azx -inoA hreach luaa
iag fiaa KuUA ell tFeasa6 an4 annsalsd:
asaraealsne Ahsut Is tona and e Do
naats maaafacaara. Ika Maavfl,s
osssl Oonpany o. PnilaArtpAia was e.
eil troa1sa An1 aansals4 Zee ttA81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

L0apcm, sept. IA number Of
Unionisa Members Of the Houss Of
Commons sent representation 70 Bal
four that be Should not permit O'Beisn
30 eontinas bis inoandiary speschea.
BalfouF has asked the Grown Counsel
whether or not procedure under the
seminary Jurisdiction got can prevents
eonviated person from repeating the
oGanse during q provisional lease on
bail. Toe Unionisfs are also urging the
prosecution Of ths English MembeFs Of
Parliament Who have been present as
the proclained meetings
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

D odV1nco.
napsa TFaaslsf Loves nnassi
RoE fan Information os tioEsu cal a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

San FnkHczso, DoDt. H.-Iha So
Fsan1lsoo Dairy P1n11nB Ex1hanas
hsld z mea1ins fhis 4fsaEnes1 fsr -
p1rpnss e assfHEinR Ii Ne dafen1
81 - PsrtIand msEsha1ts sFreg1ed fsF
sei.snR impaxo California hstssF. Ihs
lasal merchants elnimod that - RaFs-
lad tnapaoaor y indigiduallg II
aerssfsa ID dairy ps1dnss, and
d pssfaAlssa aRatnsl California
eisim shaa ell ne California batter was
made from ne bss1 q dsiFJ psodass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

San FnANcB3o. sspa. M.-Tha indi-
cations for twenty-fouF hours con
meBetna ~ 3 O'Clock Q. N. on eeptsm-
Der 27th fos Oregon and Washington
Territory are fair weather. followed BY
local rains and variable generally south
westerly wtnds. Hllahtly cooler.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

WAEHrxgroS, SECT. 1.-The Prssidanl
has erantta ~ paFdon IN TIE eanes q
william RfcokS James fSfEzerald
rhomaa Jaeknaa. NaltAn Hsndsrson
John RalmsF, Rsebsa Coins ard Geo
HefoeY. VIE were convie1ed IN ths
ueited SsAtea Ceart for tAe western
atslFies o. AEkAasAs tasa Aagas4 q unaa
slaashter. and uoc1s pentenee wAs sas
psaded. Ia par6an Il eranasd On To-
sFoand thai the nsa had Fosaoa % 40
pnsks1a Bodily harm from tha nasz
uhom they ksiie1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

LUznnux. 6sps. H.-Ths military snd
poifss usss pzassna todsF ct The svis-
Iian % MiahasI Lane ana f1n1ly ffsD
Oelansa Meadows os1ats. Lans ma9s .
ssabboFn rsaisianss. and daring tbs
struggle Hrs. Lans. With Q poker, aplit
opsn ths skull of InspsstoF RiIsy. MA
Lans, her husband and hsF brothor
wsFs arrested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

10 The race and was Rainiug every mo-
mopa. Il was CRESTED with great ap-
planss. the Oonvention rising and CIV
inQ theoe cheers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

LoNpoN, SEPT aT.-Ool. Hughes Hal
lea. against whom charges Of soandal-
o1a nature we're recentlS brought. Ia.
formed . ooamittea Of the Ooaserva-
ttyo party that be uas willing 70 resign
bis SEAT IN Parliament. TIE oommikiee
viii aeoepa the offar.